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  1. 5 minutes ago, TSG said:

    i'm going to disagree pretty strongly on this point. The boundary layer up to ~900mb is torched from 2.5 days of Southwest/South flow starting on the 31st. Yeah these kind of storms can bomb out and make up for less than ideal temps, but there's no real cold for the storm to pull down from the N/NW. The panel below says it all, >0C 850s all the way to Maine... 45-50F surface coming in at 20kts off the Atlantic over NJ/DE. That's just not a recipe for snow in the Mid-Altantic in my experience, bombing cyclone or not.

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    Okay what about this one where the low is further south and 850s aren’t torched?

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  2. Ik a lot of people are focused on 6z GFS output near the 3rd for good reason but it also shows the wave near the 7th as a string costal that’s a little too far south. Even if we take the GFS output for the 3rd verbatim we still have chances later that week! Agree it is concerning though …

  3. Just now, Terpeast said:

    FWIW 12z op gfs shows a bomb off the coast Jan 3. BL a tad too warm verbatim, but it’s very close. Jan 5-6 wave a bit weaker, but with better cold air. I think I’d rather have it switch places. Weaker wave with marginal air, then bombs away on Jan 5. 

    Usual disclaimer: it’s the op gfs so this analysis is mostly just for fun

    Gfs boutta cook too with the wave after‼️

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  4. 3 minutes ago, Kevin Reilly said:

    LOL did you see the 12z GFS the same storm was 972 275 miles out and on January 3rd.  As I said it will come west it did now split the difference in 12z GFS and 18z GFS and BOOM!

    Those are two different waves not the same one. 18z gfs is still out to sea with the energy the 3rd

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  5. 2 hours ago, stormy said:

    Wow!!  Both the ECM and GEM give much of Augusta County 2 inches of rain during the next 168 hrs..

    This Nino is producing. Many Valley folks have been praying for a wet Winter. December is making a solid contribution.

     

    19 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

    I am excited about January, but a couple weeks ago there was some hope of a discrete threat they'd upcoming week, that has since fizzled.  I am sincerely grateful about the upcoming rain this week, we need it....WB 12Z GFS.

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    Interesting new angle of attack we’re seeing … they’re evolving (devolving?)

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  6. 22 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

    Listen, hold off on the storm talk until I return from Mexico on the 2nd.  If you root for a storm and it comes on the 1st, there’s going to be mysterious “server down” messages on the board from like 12/30-1/1. I’m at a bar at DFW waiting on my next flight and Cape’s posts have mitigated the anger that i paid $37 for a shrimp po boy and a beer. I don’t need this stress worrying about 1/1. 
     

    Where is Chuck and his fever dream posts when you need them? 

    I’m also not here till the 2nd so I’ll slip you an extra 5 bucks if that mysteriously happens. 

  7. 8 minutes ago, WesternFringe said:

    I teach HS math, like algebra, geometry, calculus, stats, etc.  

    In my 21st year.  I have my PhD and should really go teach preservice teachers in college, but I just really love teaching high schoolers.

    If (when) I ever need help in my ap pre calc or AB next year I now know who to ask. 

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  8. 2 minutes ago, CAPE said:

    Latest weeklies with a more impressive -NAO heading into mid Jan, and not much to say about that Pac look. Just damn. Cold air won't be a problem between the EPO ridge and TPV position.

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    That would be a great overrunning pattern with the Nao locking confluence to our north.

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  9. Lots of talk about the 27-29th, if we manage to get a good storm track cold air will most likely be a pretty large issue (excluding the transient high idea which is timing we just won't know till later) because good, deep cold isn't really anywhere near us. A pretty good representation of the issue is with the snow depth map of North America, for those wondering, yes ... its worse than 2015. That said, even if it doesn't snow on us that storm would probably help lay down some good snowcover to our north, setting us up for later as the pattern becomes more favorable. 

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  10. 2 minutes ago, aldie 22 said:

    I don't know guys...this seems like a longshot to me

    This seems like one of those storms that sometimes show up on the models but will pretty much never actually happen. Who knows maybe we'll get lucky, after all it somehow managed to snow this Monday. 

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